By wmsouza
Keep It Simple. Fuses ponytail (YAGNI/stdlib-first), caveman (terse output), DRY (rule of three), and separation of concerns into one always-on mode.
KISS = Keep It Simple, Stupid: the old engineering maxim that a system works best when it's kept simple rather than made complicated.
A Claude Code plugin that holds both your code and its replies to that maxim:
the simplest thing that works, written once, said in the fewest words. Always
on, with a [CAVEMAN-KISS] statusline badge.
It keeps four habits firing on every response:
Never simplifies away validation, error handling, security, accessibility, or tests. When the habits conflict, the simplest design that stays correct and secure wins.
/plugin marketplace add wmsouza/caveman-kiss
/plugin install caveman-kiss
On by default. /caveman-kiss off (or "stop kiss" / "normal mode") to pause,
/caveman-kiss to resume. One mode, no levels to tune.
For the [CAVEMAN-KISS] badge, point your statusline at hooks/caveman-kiss-statusline.ps1
(Windows) or hooks/caveman-kiss-statusline.sh in ~/.claude/settings.json.
Built on the ideas of two plugins it shamelessly fuses:
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npx claudepluginhub wmsouza/caveman-kiss --plugin caveman-kissUltra-compressed communication mode. Cuts ~75% of tokens while keeping full technical accuracy by speaking like a caveman.
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